Students must be duly notified about the pre-ponement of exams: Delhi High Court
The students missing the examination due to pre-ponement who were not intimated by email, SMS or through any other mode, shall be eligible to appea
Non commercial quantity of drugs reflects an addict not a peddler: Himachal Pradesh High Court
The person in possession of a non commercial quantity of drugs reflects that the person is not a drug peddler; rather it seems that he is a drug ad
Customary Divorce is not an exception u/s 29(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act: Calcutta High Court
Mere obtaining a customary divorce does not constitute or envisaged as an exception u/s 29(2) of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and for such divorces
Prima facie case to be made out only when there is a grave suspicion: High Court of Delhi
This was decided in the case of State (Nct Of Delhi) vs. Jiwan Kant Jain And Anr [CRL.REV.P. 448/2018] in the High Court Of Delhi by Single Bench C
Absence of govt. employee without prior permission is a valid ground for dismissal: High Court of Calcutta
When an order by a disciplinary authority of a public institution is passed for removal of an employee on the grounds of unauthorized absence, it c
The age determination based on ossification test is not conclusive in nature: Supreme Court of India
The age determination based on ossification test though may be useful is not conclusive in nature. Moreover, for the claim of juvenility, the offen
Wronged party cannot be expected to continue with the matrimonial relationship, if defamed: Supreme Court of India
For the sake of protection of matrimonial persistent efforts made to undermine the dignity and reputation of the spouse cannot be justified. In cir
Parties cannot challenge order made by arbitrator when final order is still pending: High Court of Calcutta
When an order by the arbitrator under Section 16 of the Act is passed dismissing an application, such an order cannot be challenged by any party in
Refusal to make tea doesn’t amount to grave and sudden provocation: Bombay High Court
The medieval notion of the wife being the property of the husband to do as he wishes still persists in the majority mindset; which is nothing but n
Fee Fixation must be in accordance with the section 11 of Kerala Medical Education Act, 2017: Supreme Court
The committee established for fee fixation of a medical college, should comply with the section 11 of the Kerala Medical Education (Regulation and
